The God Delusion

goddelusion.gifFor a long time I’ve been trying to sort out what I think about religion. Is religion good/bad, if I were to say I followed one, which would it be, etc, etc. I look at religion and see many positives and many negatives. I wrote a post a little while back about The Golden Compass, expressing how I felt about some of the closed-minded dogmatism behind many followers of religion. Relating to this idea of unquestioned belief is a book by Richard Dawkins called The God Delusion.

I’ve been wanting to read his book for a while now and last week I saw him on television for the first time. I was getting into bed after a work (~6:00am) and was watching CBC Sunday Morning when they featured an interview with him. I was intrigued by what he had to say and found his arguments very interesting. Before this, I knew nothing about Dawkins so I started looking up more of his interviews and lectures on YouTube. After watching about 10 of them, I still think the CBC interview is the best and it has finally been put up on YouTube so I can post it.

Whether you’re religious, non-religious, or questioning your faith, this is a great interview to watch and will definitely challenge you to think outside the box.


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Part 2/2

If you want to hear more of Dawkins, there is a pretty good interview of him with Alan Colmes where people call in and ask him questions. You can find it here –>  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJb_rhi8Trg

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2 Comments

  1. Posted December 26, 2007 at 7:49 am | Permalink

    I’ve been wanting to read his book for a while.this is a great interview to watch.

  2. Posted December 31, 2007 at 6:02 pm | Permalink

    I too have heard a lot about this book, but I wasn’t sure if I wanted to invest the time to read it. After watching this interview, however, I’m intrigued. Thanks for sharing it!

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